Tolstoy (108 page)
Authors: Rosamund Bartlett
World War II
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Wright, Charles
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Xenophon:
The Anabasis
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Y
Yaroshenko, Nikolay:
The Student
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Yasenki (later Zaseka then Yasnaya Polyana) railway station
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Yasnaya Polyana, Tula province developed by previous owners
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Volkonsky buys
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Tolstoy family becomes connected with the estate
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name
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Volkonsky's projects
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T's birth at
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T's beloved home
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Volkonsky's serf orchestra
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residents
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Nikolay Ilyich's building work
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servants
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Christmas
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Fyodor Ivanovich in
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corporal punishment
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Saint-Thomas visits
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T spends time there while at university
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T inherits
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T sells off parts of his inheritance
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T returns to live permanently in (late 1850s)
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T's problems readjusting to his home
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T throws himself into farming
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secret police raid
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Lyubov Alexandrovna and family visit
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Sonya arrives
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accessibility to T's devotees
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Sonya's longing for a change of scene
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extensions built
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bull-goring incidents
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local teachers study T's teaching methods
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Trinity Sunday
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croquet
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T helps to put out a fire in the village
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T starts to divest himself of his property
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post box
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'Ideals of Yasnaya Polyana'
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Frey visits
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division of T's property
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Stockham visits
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T's study
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music-making
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library inventory
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T is buried as he had wished
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Sonya hopes it will be bought for the nation
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visitors make pilgrimage to the estate
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looting
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Alexandra takes over its running
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Sovnarkom takes over the estate (May 1918)
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desperate conditions
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nationalised (1921)
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as 'estate-museum'
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awarded the Order of Lenin (1978)
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T's great-great-grandson appointed director (1994)
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conference debating the significance of T's excommunication (2006)
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Yasnaya Polyana
(journal)
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Yazykov, Sergey (T's godfather)
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Yedikule ('Seven Towers') Fortress, Constantinople
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Yunosha, Colonel Pyotr
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Yuriev, Sergey Andreyevich
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Yushkova, Pelageya Ilynichna ('Polina'; née Tolstaya, T's aunt)
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Yushkov, Vladimir Ivanovich (T's uncle)
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Zadruga publishing house
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Zagibov, Salavdi
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Zakharov, Igor
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Zamenhof, Lazar:
Lingvo internacia. Antaǔparolo kajplena lernolibro
(International Language. Foreword and Complete Textbook)
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Zaseka station
see
Yasenki station
Zheleznovodsk
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Zinzendorf, Count Nikolaus Ludwig von
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Znamensky Cathedral, Kursk
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Zola, Émile
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Zorndorf, Battle of (1758)
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